Heated Hayfever

soft grass whirls in the heated wind
cloud tufts sluggishly move about 
the blue is revealed 
the suns light is no longer sealed 
by the great gray clouds that do cover 
as if wrapping the glowing orb in a quilt so thick 
it begins to smother,
birds flap their wings in the almost non-existent breeze
helping the wind stir up dust motes, 
causing me to sneeze, 
"AH-CHOO!", the sound comes out as i let out a sound 
so loud
its when i wish, so badly, it would rain
so i wouldn't have to sneeze like that again.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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